Join Chef Kelcy this fall for an interactive cooking demonstration and tasting with LexMedia! Warm up with three delicious soups perfect for the colder months. In this class, Kelcy will make a silky vegan Fall Squash Soup, a classic Potato Leek Soup, and a family favorite—Chicken and Dumpling Soup with homemade dumplings, great for using...
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✨ Lighting Up Lexington is Back! ✨
Your generosity makes our town shine bright each year 🌟 — the Holiday Lighting is funded entirely by residents and businesses like YOU!
🎅 Holiday Lighting with Santa – Fri, Nov 28 @ 6 PM
Live music, cookies, cocoa & the official tree lighting at the Depot!
🕎 Menorah Lighting – Thurs, Dec 18 @ 6 PM
Celebrate as we light the fifth candle and honor our vibrant community 💙
💡 It takes a village (and lots of twinkle lights!) to make Lexington glow.
Every donation—big or small—helps keep the magic alive!
👉 Donate today at www.LightingUpLexington.com
Taste of Lexington is a joint effort between the Lexington Mavens & Lexington Retailers Association, ....and you! You are where the magic happens. When you commit to shopping and dining in Lexington during Taste of Lexington, you are supporting our community. Book Your Taste of Lexington Table: Beijing Chinese Dining! It's time to book your table at...
The 250th anniversary of the American Revolution has prompted locals to revisit and reconsider our town landmarks. Bare fields and unassuming streetcorners hold stories that only the most ardent history lovers remember, some marked with worn signs and others nearly lost to time. Others teem with tour guides and attract visitors from near and far. Steven Edson’s photography of these modern Revolutionary locations, currently on display at Munroe Tavern urges the public to reconsider the spaces they drive by and inhabit every day. Join the artist for a discussion of this project, our relationship with the historical landscape around us, and further images from this collection.
Shop Munroe Center for the Arts’ 3rd Annual Youth Art Holiday Market on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 1:00 – 4:00pmSkip the mall and do your holiday shopping at Munroe Center for the Arts’ 3rd Annual Youth Art Holiday Market. The market features artwork and handmade crafts from artists and makers ages 18 and younger! More than 30 young artists, from elementary to high school age, will be bringing their arts and crafts to sell in this holiday market that supports new art entrepreneurs.
On December 13, 1773, three days before the Boston Tea Party, the Lexington Town Meeting concluded a multi-day debate with a resolution to stop purchasing or drinking imported British tea. The crowd spilled out onto the common behind the meeting house and made a bonfire, throwing the entire town's supply of tea into it.
Lexington Lunar New Year Lantern Festival returns on Sunday, March 1, 2026, bringing the community together for an afternoon and evening of light, creativity, and connection. The free, public event takes place at Cary Hall and marks both the seasonal transition from winter to spring and Lexington’s 250th anniversary. From 1:00–4:00 PM, families can enjoy...
Join Chef Emily Taylor for a culinary journey through the rugged landscapes and refined flavors of the Nordic regions.
Part-cooking class, part-history lesson, the class explores how a culture defined by survival and preservation evolved into one of the most influential gastronomic identities in the world. Emily will intertwine demonstrations of Nordic cooking with discussion around the traditional uses of particular dishes and techniques like lactofermentation and yogurt-making and how they laid the foundation for New Nordic Cuisine. Journey through Nordic history, starting with the Vikings and the influences their trade practices had on traditional cooking practices through to the food tradition of the local indigenous people of the north before ending with the modern culinary movement birthed in the early aughts.
Class Menu:
- Simple porridge of savory oats with cheese, dried fruit, and meat
- Dried salted cod
- Blood In The Snow: skyr (yogurt) with fresh pressed ginger and beetroot juice
- Selection of lactofermented pickled vegetables with butter and light caraway rye bread
- Gravlax served on rye bread with mustard sauce, pickled onion, and dill
- Finnbiff with potatoes (traditional Sami meat and mushroom dish)
- Swedish cardamom buns
March 19 | An Evening of High Stakes Fun & High-Value Connections
The Lexington Chamber of Commerce invites members and friends to Casino Night on Thursday, March 19, an evening designed to bring our business community together for fun, connection, and a little friendly competition.
Hosted at Inn at Hastings Park, this signature Chamber event transforms the space into a vibrant casino floor complete with classic games like Blackjack, Roulette, and Poker, professional dealers, and an energetic crowd of local business leaders and community supporters.
Guests will enjoy:
Casino-style games with play money
High-impact networking in a relaxed, social setting
Exceptional food and beverages
Prizes, bragging rights, and a whole lot of fun
Whether you’re there to play in the Poker Tournament, mingle, or cheer on your colleagues, Casino Night is all about strengthening relationships, celebrating our local business community, and kicking off spring in style.
Straight from Napa Valley to historic Massachusetts, the Inn at Hastings Park, a 22-room luxury boutique hotel and the Boston area's only Relais & Châteaux property, hosts an exclusive five-course wine pairing dinner bringing together two remarkable talents: Rory Williams, Winemaker and Managing Director of Viticulture & Enology at Frog's Leap Winery, and Executive Chef...
It has been a year since the Lexington Depot was transformed from a stark white room to a vibrant exhibition space. Thanks to incredible community support, the centuries of family treasures LHM collects and preserves now have a dedicated space that expands the range of stories we tell. Thousands of visitors from all over the world have spent the year learning about the many pieces of history that make Lexington so special. On Saturday, April 11, we want to celebrate this momentous anniversary with you with a free day for Lexington residents! Stop by any time during our new open hours, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM, to explore the full arc of history, from the artists of the 1820s to the soldiers of World War I and beyond, hear a gallery talk, or make a craft to take home.
